LitPark
LitPark
Lines marking the road.
Lines of a journey.
Lines on a map.
Things to be crossed, followed, broken and blurred.
As writers we deal with all kinds of lines, and everything we see between them.
A funny thing occurred to …
Left or right?
A fork in the road?
College or Europe?
As writers we get to tinker a bit with our endings. Sometimes it’s the one perfect ending that consumes our long hours in front of the screen.
It’s that power over narrative that …
…but I’m sick and tired of reading novels, I want something that startles me. Something far away yet deep inside, hard to reason with and hard to hide. One day all of this will surface”¦ – “Until We Get There,” Coho
Ya’ll still with me? Crazy …
I was a late bloomer when it came to reading. Everyone around me seemed to pick it up with Dick, Jane and Spot in the first grade, I remained back in the special reading group until well into the second grade. Looking back I think this might be due to …
“a book should be as an axe, to break the frozen sea within us.” – Franz Kafka.
I think that Franz K. might have been on to something there. But, how?
As writers we all struggle to come in to our own. To find …
Lance Reynald and MY PET VIRUS author, Shawn Decker
My Monday morning started like it does for most aspiring writers; let the dogs out, put on a pot of coffee and check my RSS reader. LitPark is always the first thing I read in the morning, …